non-repetive Pattern generation PCI-6534,LABVIEW 6.0, no trigger, no handshake, serial bit stream output to one channel, each bit outputed with board's internal clock

[Nate1]

I want to be able to, from the keyboard, type in a bit stream 19 bits long, and have each bit of my bit stream sent out only when the clock transitions. This will happen once. I will use the internal clock on the board. The bit stream will be written to 1 channel only. No handshake, no trigger used. I am using PCI 6534 and LABVIEW 6.0. Fairly new to electronics so if someone could point me in the right direction, that would be a great help. I looked at Buffered Output Vi, seemed to be close but I was not sure how to modify. Any example code for this kind of thing? I believe my question is h
eaded under "Pattern IO generation" but am not sure. Also, what does "(Un)strobbed" and would it be relevant to what I want to do?

[Michael_S.]

Nate,

The idea of the Pattern I/O is that you output a certain pattern on EACH Edge of the clock. Unstrobed I/O will output a digital pattern based on software timing. Basically when you call DIO Port Write or DIO Line Write VI, and there is no hardware control of the output.